Wasting your pixels mate, if it isn't in their broadsheet it's not real.1746You must log in or register to see imagesHottest day on 18th July - temperature in shade 85 degF (29 degC)
Summer 1748You must log in or register to see imagesHot days in June & July; temperature at 1 pm on 23rd July was 85 degF (29degC).
12th June 1748: Large hailstones, about 2 inches (50mm) in diameter, did considerable damage to windows and gardens during a thunderstorm.
1749You must log in or register to see imagesYou must log in or register to see imagesA dry summer. Shade temperature at about mid-day on 2nd July was 88 degF (31degC)
1790 (June)You must log in or register to see imagesTemperature of 91degF (33 degC) on 22nd June
How could this happen with CO2 so low then?!
We need to retroactively put carbon taxes on the 1700s SUV drivers in Britain
Just as well Thomas Cook wasn't in business in the 1700s @Diego
I don't do long posts usually but once laid out an opinion based post based on 60 years of life with accompanying reasons for opinions, it covered unions, politics, immigration and a few other things. One thick twat asked me for a link

You worked all your life, paid taxes, and well, the soft lives they have, we gave it to them, we built their soft lives.